A fellow customer answered your question, "I just want to send the signal from my radio to one or two remote speakers. Will this unit do that??" about
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i'm not sure about radio speakers. i am using this in our bedroom and getting a signal to the TV in our kitchen and it works well. they do share the same wall its just on different sides of the wall.
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It can.... as long as you have an amp hooked up between the receiving unit and the remote speakers. Essentially this unit transfers the RCA out wirelessly from your pre-amp/TV/etc. You will need an amp...
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It will send the signal but you will almost certainly need an amp or something to feed into speakers.
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I have not tried that. Not sure one remote will control two units, should be on different Freq(s).I too use the remote for my lift and doors. I bought another unit for back up also.I just added a Viper engine remote start, no interference.
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I use this for one signal coming from my receiver that gets spilt and goes to 2 different subwoofer amps. Hope that helps
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this is a broadcast only unit. I have not tried to send music to a bluetooth speaker. I have to assume it will work at this time.. for the price its worth the investment to find out.
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There is a lot of information missing in your question. If your intention is to take the DVD player's or TV's analog audio output to feed a coaxial (S/PDIF) or optical (Toslink) input on your speakers, then this unit would do the job. If you give me your equipment models I could give you more info. Take care !
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You are provided with two transmitters; request added remotes with same frequency as the two you have and system will work with any number of remotes you desire.Btw - the switch is "N/C" as provided from vendor.
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Mike, I'm currently running this on a small television in a spare bedroom and only using the speakers on the TV. But you piqued my interest, so I unhooked the receiver and brought in downstairs and plugged it into my main system with a 5 speaker surround, and it worked great. The only difference being I am now running upstairs to downstairs through one floor basically directly below the transmitter. (apx 10 feet apart) Based on my experiment, I would say yes it should work for your application.
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I have never tried because I'm only using one output to my receiver but it should work using both outputs to the same input.
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You should be able to by using the RCA stereo output to another speaker, but I have not tried it myself.
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hi, i don't know as i only have one speaker. you might have to get a "bridge" to connect more than one speaker from one device.
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You should be able to. I have it set up with one line out (to AUX IN jack on my stereo), four lines in (one each for CD player, turntable, TV and Sirius/XM radio) and one not being used. You also can "mix" any number of inputs at one time, so you can also have multiple outputs as well. One of the other commenters here is doing exactly that.
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No. This is a two channel receiver. If you have 4-channel output you could send 2 channels to one receiver and 2 channels to a second identical receiver. Volume would need to be adjusted on both receivers. This should work well and the price would still be relatively reasonable. I use to be into 4 channel sound. Can not believe some of the misdirected answers you have received.
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I have no idea. If you buy two remotes, assuming you're using the term remote in referring to the 'base' unit, you would have 5 receivers with each remote and they should all have the same frequency so it should work.
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I think you will find you can connect up more than one set of speakers anyway on the same ampie speakers 1 and 2 you can lay speakers in another room to play from that amplifier just switch over on the remote control
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The question is a bit confusing. This is something I use to transmit a tv signal from my Tivo to another tv in a different room. I am not sure what you are transmitting the sound to. It should transmit a tv signal to wireless speakers however
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I don't know for sure. They have one sending unit and two monitors that you can purchase. I think what you want is two sending units (microphones) and either one or two receivers (speakers). They have several channels on which they can broadcast so I think it should work with two units. Each unit would have to be broadcasting on different channels. Changing channels on the receiver is as simple as pressing the up arrow. It is also simple on the sending unit. I think it will work, but I haven't tried monitoring two rooms.
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I would suggest NOT. This device is used only for multiple speaker distribution from one amplified source. I am not an "ee", but the reverse logic (4 sources to one speaker source) may appear to work, but you may cause harm to the other sources depending on how the sources were designed. I am not certain why you would want four receivers input to the same system, unless you are operating a store. You should consult a local expert if you are certain you want to do this.